Government forces advance in Yemen as Houthi missile launchers are destroyed, Washington and Tehran disagree over negotiation terms, Russia intensifies drone attacks, while humanitarian risks persist in Gaza and Sudan.

Riyadh | BETH

Monday, November 9, 2026

Prepared and Analyzed by | Strategic Media Department – BETH Agency

US–Iran War | Disagreement Over Negotiation Terms

Tehran defended a proposal to resume peace talks within two days, demanding the lifting of the US naval blockade and sanctions, as well as an end to military operations, while Washington rejected the proposed Iranian conditions.

Qatari mediation continues its efforts to bring the two sides closer, but disagreements over their commitments before negotiations begin are still preventing a settlement. Maritime navigation through the Strait of Hormuz remains one of the main points of contention.

Yemen | Advances in Al-Jawf and Destruction of Missile Launchers

Coalition Destroys Three Houthi Missile Production Facilities

The official spokesperson for the Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen, Major General Turki Al-Maliki, announced the destruction of three facilities belonging to the terrorist Houthi militia.

The facilities included a factory for assembling and producing ballistic missile components, a chemical plant for mixing and producing solid fuel used in ballistic missiles, and an electronics laboratory for assembling the electronic systems of ballistic missiles.

Major General Al-Maliki affirmed that the coalition would continue to weaken and dismantle the ballistic missile network of the terrorist Houthi militia.

Earlier, the coalition announced the destruction of three ballistic missile launchers belonging to the terrorist Houthi militia. Two were located in Saada and had been used in attacks on Riyadh, while the third was in Sanaa and had been used in an attempted attack on Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province.

On the battlefield, government forces announced advances along the Al-Jawf fronts and the continuation of Operation "Dawn of Yemen," following 992 strikes carried out during operations announced on Sunday evening.

According to preliminary figures, the operations resulted in the neutralization of approximately 267 militants and the destruction or disabling of 97 vehicles and combat assets.

In Taiz, nine civilians, including two children and two women, were injured by fire from the terrorist Houthi militia, according to Yemen's official news agency.

Ukraine | Large-Scale Drone Attack

The Ukrainian Air Force announced that the country had come under a Russian overnight attack involving 317 drones, confirming that 271 had been intercepted or neutralized, with impacts recorded at 31 locations.

Ukraine's General Staff reported 140 clashes in a single day, with the fiercest fighting concentrated along the Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka fronts, while strikes also targeted energy facilities and residential areas.

Gaza | Continuing Risks to Civilians

The United Nations reported that tents sheltering displaced people in the Rafah area had been damaged by gunfire, amid continuing risks facing civilians and humanitarian workers.

Humanitarian preparations to address rain and cold weather are also continuing, while efforts to establish stability remain stalled.

Sudan | A War Targeting the Essentials of Life

The consequences of drone attacks on Sudan's electricity grid continue, following strikes on power stations in several states that caused widespread outages affecting hospitals, water supplies, and essential services.

Civilian infrastructure remains among the main casualties of the war, as fighting continues between the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces.

BETH Analysis | Wars Are Eroding Prospects for Peace

Developments reveal that wars are taking different courses, but they share one common outcome: the growing human and economic cost.